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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-03
BARCAI III s !

New RuchiDgs, Collars, complete stock OF
Zephyrs ana High Art Goods.
Country orders solicited
500 dozen Ladies' Canton Straw, in fifty
Spring styles, extra fine goods. only csc each.
AS Cartons, all cOlors, satin Picot EDGE
Ribbons, widths 8, IL, 10, at uniform price of
l0c per yard
81 dozen Ladies' 3-ply Linen Clerical shape
Collars, with Cape. at special price OF $40
for this week only.
20 dozen LADIES' Apply Linen Jersey Style
CUFFS at special price Of l0c per pair; all Sizes
New Spring Parasos: 900 pieces TwIllrd
silk Parasols, with black and natural
handles, 20. %, "a, 26-inch lengths, at 81 rs,
81 90, SO and up.
New Spring Parasols: $50 pieces Twllled
Silk Parasols. white bone and celluloId
handles. in every size, atsl so, 81 rs, 50 and up
New Spring Parasols: so pieces Long
Handle, Brass Knob, Trimmed, Satin Coach
ings. every shade, only SO; the wonder OF bar
gains.
Balance OF our Kid Glove stock at surpris-
ing low figures TO close them out.
Ladies' Muslin and Spring Underwear in
good variety at popular prices.
Country orders solicited.
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Vacant City Lots

$500 Lot on Henry street, between West
Broad and Burroughs.
sf5f Lot ON Duffy street, between D1r-
roughs and Cuyler.
$500 Lot on Cuy!er. next to corner OF New
Houston.
$3.50 Lot on New Houston, between Bur-
roughs and Cuyler.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-03

DIANOs RUINED by imperfect or lrregu-
Il lar Tuning. Poor economy 70 employ
TO keep always in playing order and ensure
preservation is to place in sole charge OF our
experienced Tuner by the year. Our Mr.. II.
N. MOORE with us many years. Is an eE-
pert, and thoroughly conscientious IN hrs
work. Yearly Tuning *. four regular tun-
lugs, more II needed. replacing broken
strings and regulating action. keys, ETC., in
cludeh. Single Tuning 50. No competition
with cheap Tuuers-here this month and on
the next. Best work costs more, but IN yet tho
cheapest. LUDDEN q BATES 5. ID. II.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-03

IF you are In want OF Lap Robes, Horse
i Blankcts Wagon, Buggy or Team Harness,
Ladies'. Gents or Boys Saddles and Brides,
Mill or Gin Betting OF any kind. Trunks and
Travelling Bags from the cheapest TO the
finest grades, you will find a nice. well eelec-
tea stock TO choose from at W. Il. NELL 4
co. - 100 Congress street.
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New0Hferiings
BY
{. /. DORSEI''F,
Real Estate Dealer.


A very desirably located residence, nicely
arranged and very comfortable, on Gordon
street, between Abercorn ana Drayton SITS.
new brick residence, large rooms and
high ceilings, beautiful flower garden, large
yard, with fruits and grapes; all the conve-
niences and comforts to be expectedln de-
slrable home. Located IN the southeast sec
ton. where every one is trying TO secure a
ocation4Huntingdon between Abescorn and
LInc0Ih.3H
Another nice house in the southeast section
is that on, Bolton, between Abercorn and
Drayton. In point of location and surround
ings nothing better can be desired than this
piece possesses. With the street cars on one
side, the beautiful Park Extension on the
other, magnificent residences all around,
there 10 lett nothing to be feared as to your
neighbours. or TO be wished for as accessories
for improving the neighborhood. The rooms
are large and arranged with judgment and
taste, IL has i've bedrooms, library, dining
room. two parlors, large two-story outbuIld-
ing, front flower garden, etc. This house
must be examined to be appreciated.
In the southwest section, on Gwinnett
street, between Barnard and jefferson. avery
desirable two-story residence. bav window In
front, two par ors. dining room, sitting room,
kitchen, bath, and four bedrooms. very
desirable home, and one that is being offered
" -" w. -" AS'' ,
On Jones street, southern front, between
Lincoln and Habersham, convenient TO two
lines of cars, near to s.. +. & w. R'y depot
and shops, two-story on basement brick
residence; eight rooms. This good oppor-
tunity to secure home well located at less
than the cost OF building.
On Jefferson street. near Bolton, residence
adapted TO q small family; contains parlor,
dining room, kitchen, two bedrooms, sitting
room. bath r. ON, and servants room. This
IL snug home in "a good location, and the
price tsl.SoOl is low.
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I OOK out for bargains; no nonsense; don't
II believe what you read. but call and see
our immense line OF House Furnishing Goods,
Furniture, Stoves anu Shades, ut prices ut
which you can supply your wants, at NATH-
AN Bros, 1856 Congress street.
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APALACHICOIA

her. te al the mouth OF the river. lust
ma IT'S waters enter the bay of the
"a or ualle' winch stretches out as far as
ff'e can reach In the direction OF the
a Hr .own has already been described
|note tlous letter, and we propose only
bde sln eue changes and improvements
%. W" our last visit just one wear
{on,hmne FOUND the genial host of the
bis p rnIi hot ;" Mr.. A. Ii, Cason. still
6n,apG Tss, and II possible dispensing his
b. eve. with more prodigal hand
SieSs Y YER, He is a Georgian and whole.
sn anne most seaport hostelries where
b Oysters uVne iolks are tired of fish
lerior IL so, me hungry guest from the
Sht of tho uVm greeted even with a
$al ia Mn; mr.. CasOn's board at every
tparsdp iieentiiully supplied with both.
J ye,orain the most recherche stvla NV
tters a. an COOK, George Shorter. RroiIed
3de into =. TOAST, stewed, fried. raw or
lcate Al tue Richest pies, aud The most
th unigon Droiled or fried are served
Ier V,n ,.orm regularity. tooe,her ooa liz, tee
Is. The ue pest that the market az
|cial note "ayiarer should make
ements scoons TINS and govern his
Eitbin I'll OLD TOWN ON A BOOM.
ous , si past year 100 dweIIInos y,
aehloola nj, nave been erected in
ca, MANY H. All OF which have been
"u'ance OF completion,
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# o R R e N II.

The residence with fne salt water front
good landing and Ave (5) acres of ground AZ
Cattle Park, known rs the late residence OF
Christie Holverstein. deceased.
ALSO
The store at the crossing of the Skidawsy
road and the City and Suburban railway,
with dwelling. outbuildings and Ave acres OF
ground. This is about ak miles from the
city BY dirt road, and Eve miles By railroad
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-03

TNHOsE TWO GIANTS.--That's what they
i cal our two New York Professional
Piano Movers, who can pIck up large uIano
and carry IL bodily up three flights OF airs.
No patent truck, no noise. just pure muscle
and long experience. PiAnoa moved, boxed
and shi pped-safety, speed aud quiet. LII d.
DEN Il BATES s. III. IL.
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O.. II. nnrnrtt'n Column.
Commissioners Sale for Partition
BY C. H. Dorsett, Auctioneer.

BY order OF tho Superior Court Of Chatham
county in the case Of MACARTIN c. KOL-
LOCK versus JOSIAH T, KOLLOCK. C.
W. KING. Trustee, and SARAH II. KING.
passed at December 1850 Term of said
court, the undersigned Commissioners Will
sell at public cutlery. before the door of the
Court House of Chatham county, on the
FIRST TUESDAY IN APRIL NEXT, being
the fifth day. between the hours Of II A. NJ.
and 4 P. NJ, the following property:
All OF that eastern portion of lot letter G
Percival ward, in Savannah, bounded on the
north by President street. on the east by Bull
the arsenal of the Savannah voluntee,
Guards. The said portion of lot letter g
having front of sixty feet, more or less, on
Bull street and Wright square, and a depth
of seventy feet, more or less, on PresideS
street and the same on York street. Lots
simple.
Terms cash. Sale subject to confirmation
by the court.
CHARLES n. WEST. -
j. r.. SAUsSY,
CHARLES II. DORsETT.
Commissioners.
o.
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photography.

WANTED, everybody 10 know WILSON'S
w is HEADQUARTERS for Fine Cabinet Photo
graphs; family groups and life-size heads d.
rect from the negatives. Cabinet Photos price
three dollars and fifty cents dozen. j. N.
WILSON, 81 Bull street.
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OAK. Pine and Lightwood,

For sale by r. b. Cassels, corner Taylor
and East Broad streets. Telephone No.
n
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lttillinsrp.
S p II II ~ @

800 pieces Victoria Lawns, Check ana Stripe
Pique. Creole Novelty Lawns, and other de-
slrable W hite Goods, at prices far below
others.
so dozen Childrens black and solid colors
Ribbed Hose at 15c, sizes up to 81; worth
fully Csc.
20 dozen Ladies' brilliant Isle black and
solid colors Hose at SOC; the greatest bargain
of the age.
1926 pairs Zone immense job lott Children's
regular made Fancy Hose. fine English goods,
sizes to IA, your choice for l5c.
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COUN%;s@s2!Ys

One Of the most desirable places at Mont
Gomery. 1t is complete IN all the requisiteso OF
a home on the salts. The residence is In good
order, large and comfortable. an abundance
OF outbuiidipgs, a fine orchard, and as good
vegetable garden as exists in thlss cty. The
grounds are large and handse - piaceis
unquestionably healthy. Is railroad
station. ana accessible by public road also.
The property will be sold at bargain, with
boats, agricultural Implements, stock. way
one, growing crop, and everything else but
personal apparel and articles Of private use.
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-03

NOTICE deck, the Original Mer-
~ chants Exchange, Bull street, u AN
QUINAN, Propre tor, with Bean soup. Is rs
ton WoodcOck etc, from ii TO 80 to-day.
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A CASH PAYMEsT OF 500

viii secure Gny one of these lots. and Three
Years will be given in which 10
pay the balance.
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employment stIastteo.


w ANTED, a position to go North as soon
w as possible. or chamber work and sew
ing in the city. liter, this office.
WANTED, by young lady, position rs
w cashier or Office work. Address No. 30
Bull street.
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Htiereilanrouo.

NOTICE TO BUILDERS AND CABINET
~ MAKERS.-PropOsals Will be received
at the Office OF the Eureka Ice Machine and
Refrigerator Company, No. 80 Ocean street,
Jackson vile, Florida, for the wood WORK OF
800 or more Of their re,rigerators, 70 be built
Specifications on file at the office OF the COM
pany. The right is reserved to reject any or
all bids. Proposals 0nened at $3.50 p. NJ,
March 30. ID. ID. ROGERS, super inteDdent.
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zatiorrilanrntte s,lanta.


BOARD WANTED.-Three in family, all
ID grown, one lady, two gentlemen; would
prefer private family. Address COMM Err
ClAL. Savannah post office.
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Trranuai.
HeIp 7tIanfen.

WANTED, an energetic, pushing man 20
w sell a line Of goods on commission, Adj
d. ess COMMISSION. this office.
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The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1887-04-15
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MEDICINE AND THE COMMUNITY.

The present status of medicine
in the eyes Of the world at large,
az COMPOUNDED with the state Of
things that existed but few years
ago, is a subject that medical men
may contemplate with satisfaction,
and q satisfaction not founded on
either egotism or optimism. If
we glance at the history Of the
healing art, history that is CON
temporaneous with that Of civili-
zation, we find that it is only with
in recent years that is has been
justly esteemed.
1t is true that Homer spoke of
skilled physicians as, .smore than
armies to the common veal:
that individual practitioners have
been rcvered whether they were
scientific physicians pure and sim
pie, or partook more or less Of
the character of the demigod, the
priest, or the quack; that, on the
whole with a few such exceptions
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him remember that rust is not
preferable to brightness. Guilt
vate every worthy trait, and every
high quality that God has given
you for noble use. Let nothing
less than this, be your aim.
EVERY LESSON TELLS on CHAR.
AcTER FOR GOOD OR ILL.
4. The pupil that is obedient,
faithful, conscientious in the pre-.
paration of every lesson, will show
the same qualities in after life.
The slipshed that is ever ready
with 4 hlmsy excuse that an abased
conscience will allow her to make,
will find life a rough road. Half
prepared lessons, delaying pre-
parations to the last moment, fre-
quently tardy, and frequently
absent, yielding 10 every desire
and 70 every indisposition, how
ever unreal, no earncstness to
make up for lost time, first in
every fun and in every prank il
wretched material for uscful
life. Failures III the school-room,
mistakes Of every sort, self-delu-
sions and self-deeeption hardening
the conscience, and playing false
to ones own best interest have
dreary consequences that will fol-
low Us through life.
USEFULNESS AND HAPPINESS
DEPENDS UPON 4 GOOD CHARACTER.
5. No one cares to have deal
ings with deceitful and dishonest
people. We can not trust the I'M
truthful We do not wish to as
sociate with the profane and the
vicious. ldleness makes no one
happy or useful. No one is safe
and no one is happy when wicked
ness prevails. No one can be use
full, safe or happy, who is under
the control Of wicked principles.
All experience proves this. A
good chart acter IS not only the best
commentator to usefulness, but
the best foundation for happiness.
From all this we learn that We
should prize good character as
the most valuable possession, and
should regard it as a sacred duty
to cultivate those excellent quail
ties that can alone make the charac
ter noble.
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RISE HIGHER.

Soul OF mine.
thou choose for life motto half
divinei
Let this be thy guard and guide
Through the future, reaching wide;
Whether good or i'll betide,
Rise heherl
From the mire
Where the masses blindly grovel, rise higher
From the slavish love OF gold,
From the justice bought and sold,
From the narrow rules Of old
Rise higher!
II thou findest
That the friends thy heart had counted truest
kindest.
Have betrayed thee, why shou!d'st thou
Wear for this a frowning brow7
Leave their falsehood far behind;
Rise higher!
And at last,
When thy sorrows and temptations all are
past,
And the grand Death Angel brings
Summons from the King Of Kings,
Thou shalt still, on angel wings
Rise higher.
Helen G. Hawthorne,
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STILL THEY DIE.
Murdered BY the state.

! stood BY the grave Of young
husband and father Of whom
friends, as they walked in the
funeral procession, said, regret
fully: "What a pity that he could
not control himself! He was a
useful and clever man, and, but
for drink, he might have lived
much longer" He was CON
signed to an untimely grave, as
his predecessor in office had been
just year before.
asked myself, Is no one re-
sponsible for such premature
taking away Of worthy men from
home and country foreye
Thus thousands 60 who frequent
the place Of drink. Ana who are
the proprietors of the drinking
houses? The State, the country
and the city council. They allow
them for a price, and Justify them
for gain. They permit men to
set death-trlps at every cross road
and at every street corner, by
means of which men are brought
to ruin and death by the thousand.
How unfortunate that a moves
ment which has for its object the
closing of these places of de-
struction should be even slightly
retarded by being somewhat ms
understood, both by its friends
and its foes. Its friends expect
too much, and its foes too little,
Of it. Some Of both seem to
think that prohibitionists would
stop people from drinking by
force, which is not the case. They
would simply stop themselves
from settiog temptation in the
way of others. s'Lead us moi
into temptation" we pray; and
it is wicked In us to set it before
others. Take the temptation
away, and the drinking will grow
constantly less. Hence the say
ing that "prohibition does moi
prohibit Is the most lying oI
truths. No one expects all drink
ing to be stopped by it at once
bur all should exnpct to he i'm.
menscly and rapidly diminished
by it, as has been the case
wherever it has been honestly
tried. Those who die of drink
are in part murdered by the
State and county that furnishes
them the means of destruction
The State sets the death-traps
some are too wise to be caught
many are not. Reader, will tn,
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SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, $500 PER YEAR.

in the established ordinance. The
Sunday drinking in Washington
has been fearfully great, and oi
course iis results have been pro-
portionately disastrous.
Tho temperance people are
jubilant over the success of the
Commissioners in virtually sup
pressing the traffic but the
District Judge has gone a
step further. In the case
Of hotel-kcepcr brought before
him, he decided that i landlord
could neither furnish liquor to his
guests in their rooms nor wine nt
the table on Sunday.
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McCoMB Cry, Miss.

But few persons in America or
even in England as far as that
goes, are acquainted with tho real
reason why Queen Victoria has so
persistently boycottod the Irish
portions of her dominions. 1t app
pears that years ago, shortly after
the Prince Consort's death, the
Dublin Corporation refused point
blank to grant a site for the pur-
pose of erecting a monument to
his memory. Queen Victoria was
deeply affronted at the time, and
vowed then that she would not
visit Ireland while she lived. Dur
ing her fifty years reign she has
only visited the "GIeen Isle
once.
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blood Of any that die be required
at your hands?
Thank God, the States Of this
Union are ablaze with the prohi-
bition sentiment and movement,
and the whole Christian world is
catching the spirit Of the grand
est civil reformation, 50 far, of
the nineteenth century w. l..
&. H., in n. o. Christian Advo-
cate.
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CHARACTER.
The frst step 70 ! go,d name y a good life y
"A r T ICL e III

The first step to goJd name il good life .
WHAT IS CHARACTER?
i. 1t is the sum Of mans
qualities. If the qualities are cx-
cellent, 50 is the character. If
the qualities are ignoble. such il
the character. To say that per-
son has no character, is false. Ii
Is no doubt meant, that the charac-
ter is not good. The predominant
qualities determine the name Of
the character, and often single
quality designates the person.
Thus we speak Of the lazy, of
liars, Of drunkards, the selfish.
the coyetous, the spendthrift, the
fop, the idle, and the ungcnerous.
In every case, some one or more
ruling qualities suggest the name,
since these give shape to life.
The permanent qualities of mind
and heart that lalle life make the
character. No person is unmixed
good or evil. BY the ruling traits,
we must judge every human be-
ing. A boy or gill, a man or
woman, may be intensely selfish
and may possess well cultivated
memory and an accurate judg-
ment, and may have honesty and
certain kind Of pride, not Of a
superior quality. That selfish
ness will show itself in every
thought and act, and in the hour
o. temptation, will override JUS
tice. Mercy and truth plead in
vain where this principle is en-
throned.
VALUE or NOBLE cHARAc.
2. In this, evil will be held in
subjection to the right. 1t is the
composition Of every worthy quail
ity. Justice, truth, honesty, in>
dustry, sympathy, purity of mind
and heart, frankness and disin-
terestedness, love and reverence
will make the noble boy and the
noble girl. No low deceit and no
false ways enter such a character.
Boys and girls that have such a
character find the hearts and the
doors of the good open every
where. They are held in the high
est estimation by good people.
Even the bad, the cunning, the
base and the sordid respect them.
Such character Is far richer in
heritance than money. No moth
er will ever have cause to weep,
nor father will ever have cause
to bow his head in shame over a
son or daughter with such an ex-
alted treasure. "a good name is
rather to be chosen than great
riches"
1T sH o ULD BE THE FRUIT o +
ALL EDUCATION.
3. All the training of the mind
and the heart, at home and al
school, must have character for
its supreme object. Every lesson,
every thought, every choice and
every habit formed, has bearing
upon the future life. A mistake,
an imprudent choice early in life,
may cloud the future with many
years of keen regret and bitter
tears. Every effort must be made
to bring out the best powers OF
the mind and heart and fix them
upon worthy objects. Boys and
girls and teachers must work foi
this great end. Is boy impatient,
ne must practice patience. Is he
trettul, sullen and rude, let him
earnestly and perseveringly con-
troll these dispositions. There is
no honor in them. Is he disobe.
dent to parents or teachers, let
him remember that this means
shame and ruin. Is he idle, let
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Fashionable Barber Shop,

NTagn Ola, Miss
HENRY KoRNRuMPF having established
his business on the East Side" at the sign of
Restaurant, viii give strict attention to
shaving, hair cutting, hair-dressing and sham
pooning, all of which will be executed in the
ucatest and latest style. A trial will guaran-
antae satisfaction.
Fruits, Candies, Cakes, Tobacco and Cigars
for sale. iul /, s6-tf-